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28. Stresses the importance of flexible forms of work in allowing women and men to reconcile work and family life, provided the worker is free to make the choice, and instructs the Commission to coordinate and promote exchanges of best practices; stresses in this connection the need for awareness campaigns for the equal division of domestic work and care and nursing, better investment in care infrastructure, and encouragement of men’s participation and the introduction of paternity leave of at least 10 days and parental leave available to both parents but with strong incentives for fathers, such as non-transferable parental leave; stre ...[+++]sses that equal parental leave benefits all family members and can act as an incentive for reducing the discrimination associated with parental leave;

28. Stresses the importance of flexible forms of work in allowing women and men to reconcile work and family life, provided the worker is free to make the choice, and instructs the Commission to coordinate and promote exchanges of best practices; stresses in this connection the need for awareness campaigns for the equal division of domestic work and care and nursing, better investment in care infrastructure, and encouragement of men’s participation and the introduction of paternity leave of at least 10 days and parental leave available to both parents but with strong incentives for fathers, such as non-transferable parental leave; stre ...[+++]sses that equal parental leave benefits all family members and can act as an incentive for reducing the discrimination associated with parental leave;

A Joint Statement on Advance Directives was released by the Canadian Long Term Care Association, the Canadian Home Care Association, the Canadian Hospital Association, the Canadian Nurses Association, the Canadian Public Health Association, and Home Support Canada (developed in collaboration with the Canadian Bar Association). This statement includes guiding principles for health care ...[+++] facilities when developing cardiopulmonary-resuscitation (CPR) policy, CPR as a treatment option, competence, the treatment decision, its communication, implementation and review, and palliative care and other treatment.

The unit sent out a survey asking the leadership of key groups — including the Canadian Medical Association, the Canadian Nurses Association, the Canadian Home Care Association, the Conference Board of Canada, whose response rate is horrible, and the Federation of Independent Business — what they think should be included in medicare; what they think should be universal under Canada Health Act type conditions; what should be parti ...[+++]ally paid for and means tested; what should be partially paid for and non-means tested; and what does not belong in a publicly funded system at all.

Amongst the people who have endorsed the bill are the Addiction Research Foundation, the Canadian Cancer Society, the Canadian Medical Association, the Canadian Council of Cardiovascular Nurses, the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors, the Canadian Public Health Association, the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, the Lung Association, the National Cancer ...[+++]Institute of Canada, the Ontario Medical Association, the Registered Nurses' Association, and the University of Ottawa Heart Institute.

These include the Canadian Paediatric Society, the Canadian Psychological Association, the Canadian Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, the Canadian Association of Paediatric Health Centres, the Canadian Association of Social Workers, the Canadian Child Care Federation, the Canadian Council of Provincial Child and Youth Advocates, the Canadian Federation of University Women, the Canadian Institute of Child Health, the Canad ...[+++]ian Public Health Association, the Canadian Nurses Association, the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, the Canadian Red Cross, the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the National Council of Women of Canada.